Which of the Following Statements About Homologous Chromosomes Is FALSE

question 31

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about homologous chromosomes is FALSE?

• A)Both homologs are present in a zygote.
• B)One homolog comes from one parent and the other homolog from the other parent.
• C)Homologs resemble each other in the kinds of hereditary information they contain.
• D)Homologs resemble each other in size but not in shape.
• E)Homologs constitute a member of a pair.

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